Which Linux distro to choose if 3D graphs are important

I am not suprised that an Arch Linux based distro is the winner on this tests, followed by a Gentoo based very near. They both tries to be as simple as possible.
I use Arch Linux as my first distro choise, and Debian in second place.
Read below, to see the results of the test, and go to the original info, to see the graphs.

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Best Linux Distro for 3D Performance

The Hardware: While my hardware is not fastest in the world it is decently quick. Processor - Intel p9700 2.8ghz Dual Core, RAM - 4gigs of DDR3 1066, Video Card: nVidia 260m with 1gig DDR3 dedicated memory (Running the latest stable nVidia driver 256.53).


The Software: I used my favorite OpenGL benchmarks made by Unigine Company. The distros I am going to compare are:

Across all three tests Chakra scored the highest (With PCLinuxOS and Sabayon in close second and third). Ubuntu 10.04 was at the very bottom (over 10% behind Chakra). While I think Ubuntu is a great distro it appears that if you are a Linux Gamer, you are better off using a non-Ubuntu distro.Read more at jeffhoogland.blogspot.com

Linux better than windows in OpenGL

As the author admits, this are just his data using his hardware and configuration.
But the results shows that Linux is improving comparing to the first results he had.
Anyway, it may be a good idea that someone try to do a more in dept test about this comparison

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Linux Out Performs Windows in OpenGL

Using the Unigine benchmarks Windows 7 on my system obtains the following average frames per second:

Tropics - 30.5 FPS
Sanctuary - 35.2 FPS

Of all the Linux distros I recently tested, Chakra Linux performs the best in these benchmarks with the following average frames per second:

Tropics - 38.0 FPS
Sanctuary - 38.3 FPSRead more at jeffhoogland.blogspot.com